Lakers Convert Jordan Goodwin's Contract, Waive Cam Reddish

The Lakers signed Goodwin to a two-year deal, making him playoff-eligible, while releasing Reddish to create roster space.

Jordan Goodwin's two-way contract was upgraded to a standard two-year NBA deal with a player option for the 2025-26 season.
The move ensures Goodwin's eligibility for the playoffs after he became a key rotation player, averaging 6.4 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 1.4 assists in 19 games.
Goodwin has significantly improved his 3-point shooting, now hitting 41% from beyond the arc compared to 30.8% earlier in his career.
Cam Reddish, whose playing time declined under coach JJ Redick, was waived to create the necessary roster spot for Goodwin.
The Lakers remain under the second salary cap apron, allowing flexibility for additional roster moves ahead of the playoffs.